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National Honor Society Row 1: R. Noyes, L. Kopp, W. Pechnik, K. Meserve, S. Gibson, T. Cummings Roxy 2: A, Beebe, W. Shaw, J. Cleveland, C. Morey, M. Scribner, L. Dionne, C. Rice The National Honor Society consists of Sopho- mores, juniors, and Seniors. Members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. New members are inducted into the Society each spring at a candle- light ceremony. The Yearbook Staff regrets that the induction of new members for this year occurred after the printing of the yearbook, and thus the picture of the members is incomplete.
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The purpose of the Student Council is to promote good citizenship throughout the school and to strengthen understand- ing between the students and faculty. The Council has eighteen members. Six mem- bers are chosen from the senior class and four from each of the other classes. This year the Student Council ratified a new constitution and established an ef- fective demerit system. Seven delegates represented Oxford Hills at the Western Maine Regional Student Council Con- vention in Mexico. The Council was proud to have jeff Kilgore elected as the regional president. Mr. Oleson served as advisor for the Student Council.
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National Merit Row 1 I Lamb, S. Thurlow, C. Rice, M. Scribner. Row 2: L. Twitchell, I Cleveland D Newcomb K Meserve, N. Farr. The National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Tests were given in March 1968. These examinations are the basis for awarding the Merit Scholarships. Although no student from Oxford Hills qualified as a semi-finalist, the M.T.A. cited several students for their performance on the test. Certificates for High Honors and Honors were given. To receive a High Honor certificate, a student must have a scale score of 28 to 34 for English or math usage, and a total achievement score of 129 or higher. Honor certiiicates were given for a scale score in English or math from 24 to 27, and a total achieve- ment score from 119 to 1:28. High Honors -- Mathg Timothy L. Cummings. High Honors - Total Achievementg Carol H. Rice, Marilyn I. Scribner, Linda I. Twitchell. Honors - Englishg Judith E. Lamb, Kristie A. Meserve, Diane E. Muffitt, Carol H. Rice, Marilyn 1. Scribner, Linda I. Twitchell. Honors - Mathg Michael F. Cyr, Kristie A. Me- serve, Sandra Thurlow, Linda J. Twitchell. Honors - Total Achievementg Jean M. Cleveland, Nancy L. Farr, Sarah J. Gibson, Damon C. New- comb.
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